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Iowa Governor Signs Election-Day Registration Bill

Posted on April 4, 2007 by Richard WingerApril 4, 2007
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On April 3, Iowa Governor Chet Culver signed HF399, which legalizes election-day registration.

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Libertarian Elected to City Council of Springfield, Missouri

Posted on April 4, 2007 by Richard WingerApril 4, 2007
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On April 3, the voters of Springfield, Missouri held a city council election. A member of the Libertarian Party, Doug Burlison, won an at-large seat with 4,351 votes. His only opponent, incumbent Conrad Griggs, received 3,886. Thanks to Eric Dondero … Continue reading →

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Tennessee Ballot Access Reform Defeated in Senate Committee

Posted on April 4, 2007 by Richard WingerApril 4, 2007
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On April 3, the Tennessee State & Local Government Committee defeated SB288. All three Democrats were opposed, as was one Republican, so the bill only had three votes, and four were needed. It is now very likely that a lawsuit … Continue reading →

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Anti-Initiative Bill Passes Montana House Committee

Posted on April 4, 2007 by Richard WingerApril 4, 2007
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On April 3, the Montana House Administration Committee passed SB96. It had already passed the Senate. It makes it illegal for non-residents of Montana to circulate an initiative petition, and it makes it illegal to pay initiative petition circulators on … Continue reading →

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Arkansas Ballot Access Bills Signed into Law

Posted on April 4, 2007 by Richard WingerApril 4, 2007
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On April 3, the Governor of Arkansas signed HB2367 and HB2353. The first bill gives the state its first statutory procedures for independent presidential candidates (a petition of 1,000 signatures). The latter bill reduces the number of signatures needed for … Continue reading →

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